Sentence examples for building resources from inspiring English sources
The castles were extremely costly to build and required labourers, masons, carpenters, diggers, and building resources to be gathered by local sheriffs from across England, mustered at Chester and Bristol, before being sent on to North Wales in the spring, returning home each winter.
Hazard Factory has a trove of online building resources, including a chat forum, at www.powertoolracer.com.
Scale-Ups fellowships provide seed funding as well as mentoring, skills building resources and partnership cultivation opportunities to recent MIT graduates.
The fellowship is a 12-month program that provides a monetary grant and access to customized mentoring, skills building resources, and partnership cultivation opportunities.
But rather than immediately announcing a PR-driven strategy to try to overcome its stumble, Coke spent three years building resources and infrastructure and testing options and learning from trial and error.
The next stage of plant genomics will require draft genome refinement, building resources for crop wild relatives, resequencing broad diversity panels, and plant ENCODE projects to better understand the complexities of these highly diverse genomes.
William Fitzgerald, a local community activist and supporter of building resource centers for San Francisco's upward of 7,000 homeless citizens, decided to build his own GoFundMe.
Earth Advantage Institute, a nonprofit green building resource that has certified more than 12,000 homes, announced its annual prediction of 10 green building trends to watch in 2012.
The Planning Directorate, MoH, invested heavily in building resource planning capacity.
NGOs can, and do, contribute to all different stages of health research – advocacy, priority setting, capacity building, resource mobilization, sharing and utilizing research findings and networking.
NGOs have contributed to all different stages of the research cycle (see Figure 2), namely in advocacy, priority setting, capacity building, resource mobilization, sharing and utilization of research findings, and networking.
